Understanding Principles of Politics and the State

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Throughout this book, Jack Schrems unlocks the secrets of the familiar political world. At all times the author reinforces the political science of recent decades with reemerging traditional principles. Principles are explained with clear concrete examples.

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CHAPTER SIX THE ORIGIN / CONTROL OF THE STATE 139 CHAPTER SEVEN THE PURPOSE OF THE STATE 161 CHAPTER EIGHT IDEOLOGIES 177 PART III GOVERNMENT CHAPTER NINE SUBSIDIARITY AND JUSTICE 189 CHAPTER TEN THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE STATE : A FOCUS ...
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PARTI
5
CHAPTER
55
CHAPTER THREE
74
CHAPTER FOUR
102
CHAPTER FIVE
123
CHAPTER
139
CHAPTER SEVEN
161
CHAPTER EIGHT
177
CHAPTER
207
CHAPTER ELEVEN
241
CHAPTER TWELVE
283
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
322
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
369
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TitleUnderstanding Principles of Politics and the State
AuthorJohn Schrems
Editionreprint
PublisherPageFree Publishing, Inc., 2004
ISBN1589612574, 9781589612570
Length404 pages
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